Lewis Esposito

About me

Welcome! I am a final-year PhD candidate in Linguistics at Stanford University, and I completed my BA in Linguistics & Languages at Swarthmore College in 2016. Broadly, my research interests center around sociophonetics, social meaning and style, language variation and change, and pragmatics. My dissertation explores interspeaker covariation in California, and it aims in part to bridge the gap between theories of sociolectal coherence and bricolage in accounting for patterns of variable clustering.

See my research page for a list of publications and presentations.